$150.00 takes them!!!! Might be up for a trade let me know what you have. 
SOLD: FENDER FLARES FOR TB SHORT WB
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I have lucked into a COMPLETE set of what looks to be factory fender flares (wheel well moldings) for the short wheel base. Never painted never mounted and looks to have the install kit. When I bought it they said it was for a EXT. Well....not the case. My loss your gain. $150.00 takes them!!!! Might be up for a trade let me know what you have.
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factory? I was under the impression that mass produced fender flares don't exist for our platform. What brand? Where did you buy them?
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The North Face and the LTZ had these. I bought them from a individual here in Indianapolis. Dealer says they are no longer in production. There are no markings on the plastic wrap other than made in Australia.
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Those apear to just be the plastic overlays for two toned TB's. LT, LTZ's, and North face editions utilize them.
See example in the picture.
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See example in the picture.
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Looks like they will be a 3/4 inch out from the fender. GM called them wheel well moldings.
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How much? I have a lil idea for these hmmm
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I want first dibs fish..pm me
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Soldier never responded so.....they are available 
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You should ship them off to someone who can make a mold for wider ones and let them base the design off these.
Rare opportunity here.
Rare opportunity here.
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groundshock wrote:You should ship them off to someone who can make a mold for wider ones and let them base the design off these.
Rare opportunity here.
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groundshock wrote:You should ship them off to someone who can make a mold for wider ones and let them base the design off these.
Rare opportunity here.
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I would be more than happy to do that but I don't know anyone whe works in plastics. Anyone got any ideas? 
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Fiberglass maybe? Surely someone on here could find a hookup. Post in the other forum?
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groundshock wrote:Fiberglass maybe? Surely someone on here could find a hookup. Post in the other forum?
The trails would rip those apart if they were made of fiberglass.
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Fiberglass would hold up reasonably. Hit it decent and it's shit. But cheap flares might be good enough
They key would be expectations. If you bought a flare and treated it as disposable you'd be fine.
Todd, I'll give you $30. I have significant fab experience with composites. I'll build flares and I'll make them as cheap as i can with fiberglass materials. I can only make flares in one size to ensure I can break even.
Flares still won't be cheap. But I might be able to get them reasonable.
They key would be expectations. If you bought a flare and treated it as disposable you'd be fine.
Todd, I'll give you $30. I have significant fab experience with composites. I'll build flares and I'll make them as cheap as i can with fiberglass materials. I can only make flares in one size to ensure I can break even.
Flares still won't be cheap. But I might be able to get them reasonable.
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There is no way I can let them go that cheap and walk away with nothing. 
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So, you found a buyer? No dice on making bigger flares?
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